Question

Why is it important to study the explorations of explorers that did not reach Louisiana

Answer 1

The Louisiana Purchase effectively doubled the size of the United States. What would become Arkansas, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Nebraska and parts of present-day New Mexico, South Dakota, Texas, Wyoming, Montana, and Colorado would all eventually emerge from the new territory

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Answer 2

The Louisiana Purchase signified the United States' acquisition of imperial rights to land that was still largely occupied by Native American peoples, and it began a treaty process with those peoples that lasted over 150 years.